The State Department for Culture and Heritage, in collaboration with the Kenya National Library Services (KNLS), has embarked on plans to establish a hall of fame to honour and celebrate Kenya’s literary heroes. Speaking at the University of Embu, Principal Secretary (PS) Ummi Bashir said the site will provide a permanent and centralised place where visitors can connect with works and legacies of these great scholars and also help current and future generations pursue excellence and make their contribution as well.
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